报告人：Andreas Stylianides 准教授（Reader）

主持人：范良火 教授

报告时间：2019年5月30日星期四 下午 14:00-15:00

报告地点：闵行校区数学楼102室  

座谈会时间：2019年5月30日星期四 下午 15:00-16:00

座谈会地点：闵行校区数学楼126室

报告人简介：

Dr. Andreas Stylianides is Reader in Mathematics Education at the University of Cambridge and Fellow of Cambridge’s Hughes Hall College. Previously he held an academic fellowship at the University of Oxford and, before that, a postdoctoral appointment at the University of California-Berkeley. At Cambridge, he is the Chair of the Mathematics Education Research Group and the Faculty of Education’s Director of Learning & Teaching. His research is committed to understanding and acting upon problems of classroom practice in mathematics, especially problems of students’ learning about the fundamental mathematical notions of proving, problem solving, and algebraic thinking. He published widely in mathematics education and beyond, including research monographs with Oxford University Press and Springer, and he has delivered 30 invited talks including keynotes in 10 different countries. He led major Topic Study Groups in European and international research conferences and guest edited special issues in high-profile research journals. He is an Editorial Board member of three major research journals, a Visiting Professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, and a recipient of an American Educational Research Association Publication Award for his 2007 article “Proof and Proving in School Mathematics”.

Andreas Stylianides博士是剑桥大学数学教育专业准教授（Reader）和剑桥修斯霍尔学院院士（Fellow of Cambridge’s Hughes Hall College）研究员。Stylianides博士在密西根大学（the University of Michigan）获得博士学位，曾在加州大学伯克利分校从事博士后研究，之后，曾在牛津大学担任学术研究员。他目前在剑桥大学担任数学教育研究组负责人和教育学院教学事务主管。Stylianides博士的研究致力于理解和处理数学课堂实践中的问题，特别是学生对证明、问题解决和代数思维中基本数学概念的学习问题。他在数学教育等领域发表过许多论著，包括牛津大学出版社和斯普林格出版的研究专著；并且，他已经在10个不同的国家发表了30个邀请演讲（包括主旨演讲）。他在欧洲和国际研究会议中曾是重要专题研究小组的负责人，并在知名研究期刊中编辑了数期特刊。他是三个主流研究期刊的编辑委员会成员，挪威科技大学的客座教授，而且于2007年凭“中小学数学的证明（Proof and Proving in School Mathematics）”一文获得美国教育研究协会出版奖。

报告摘要：

Mathematics education research has documented and cast light on the processes underpinning various problems of students’learning, but has paid less emphasis on intervening upon such problems to generate possible solutions. Furthermore, most of the available interventions in mathematics classrooms have long duration, which poses significant challenges for their adoption and scaling up. In this talk I will discuss the importance of classroom-based interventions of short duration that can help alleviate significant problems of students’learning in mathematics classrooms. Also I will illustrate the possibility of designing such interventions by using findings pertaining to an intervention in the area of proof, which was trialed in two design experiments (one at the university level and another at the secondary school level).